After chemotherapy, before mastectomy
I have been taking the opportunity to get out on my own more since I won’t be able to do much while recuperating from my surgery, a double mastectomy and axillary lymph node dissection scheduled for March 10th. It was really nice being able to pay a visit to my childhood friend Jeff and his wife Jodi recently along with getting out to celebrate our great niece Nadine’s 8th birthday.
We had another calamity in our neighborhood. It was early in the morning on the 27th of February that we were awakened by the sound of fire engines. This time it was a fire at Mitchell School, right around the corner from our house. The elementary school’s gymnasium is a complete loss. The middle school kids are still off, and the construction crews are working around the clock so the kids can return after spring break. As for the elementary school, those kids have been relocated to the old Wind Point school that had been sitting empty since last year. As far as I know, they still haven’t determined how the fire started.
Also shown in the video above is a glimpse of the day we spent in Oregon, Wisconsin, getting our car repaired.
So, it’s finally here — my surgery. I have been anticipating this day for months now, and I wasn’t sure how I was going to feel once it arrived. All week I have been thinking this is the last week to have these breasts. I am not really scared, just a little emotional, I guess. I am looking forward to having this behind me and moving forward to getting the radiation underway.
Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones
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Love u!!! prayers r a comin!
Thanks Angela I am so grateful for your love and support.
Amy,
I know your in all of ours thoughts and prayers as you have surgery. Stay strong. Love Donna and Barry.
I love you so much Donna thanks for all of your support. :)
Positive thoughts n prayers are with you. May you have a speedy recovery. Call if you need anything. .
Thanks Jeff and Jodi. I got your cards and loved them both. The one with the dog, I especially loved. :)
Hope all goes well. If u need to talk I’m there. Thoughts and prayers with you
I hope to be out and about real soon so we can enjoy a walk together. :)
XO
Thanks Janet I can always use the hugs and kisses.
I’ll be thinking of you today my friend. Love you.
I love you too Melissa. Thanks for keeping me in your thoughts.
It was great seeing how good you looked yesterday after the surgery. I was happy to hear how well it went. Looking forward to your next post. Love you.
I was so glad to be awake and alert when you and Q stopped by. I loved being able to visit with you two and your parents. :)
Your cancer is out and gone, HEY, it’s been awhile living with it. Now you are on the path for recovery. God Bless you and comfort you and hope the pain is not too much for you to handle.
Love, Linda
Linda I feel the same way the cancer is out!!! I am doing better as each day passes. The pain is tolerable. Thank you for your love and support.
Amy-
been thinking about you and how things went last Monday. Looking forward to your next post, and to seeing your beautiful smile soon.
Thanks you two. I was so happy to see Ayano at the gym recently it was great to reconnect.
Many good, positive, and most of all, healthy thoughts for your continued recovery. Stay damn strong.
Thanks for the positive and healthy thoughts Rick. :)